Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-07-14
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TELEGRApmrC NEWS.
EOrci@n News.

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prolonged opposition to the bill, many Of
the conservatives are urging the govern
mept to be content to pass the ease-holdcrs'
clause and to leave the remainder OF the
new bill over till the next session.
A Hamburg correspondent telegraphs
that rumor is current that Herr Miguel is
likely to succeed Prince Bismarck as minis
ter of commerce.
The Post to-day continues the crusade
against Russian securities, pointing out the
fact that even Russia-oving France avoids
them.
A regimental smoking concert was given
Yesterday in honor of the Ancient and Hoa-
orable Artillery of Boston. The visitors will
be entertained at dinner to-day by the
officers of the Ancient and Honorable
Artillery OF London. On Saturday they
will attend the levee of the Prince and
Princess Of Wales
The Queen has donated 5000 to the fund
Tor the relief of distressed clergymen.
This mornings Times denies that the
Marquis Of Londonderry intends 10 resign
the Office of Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland
Prof Tyndall, in communication pub.
lished today. says that he has received NIL.
merous letters from all parts OF America on
the Irish home rule question, ard they all
recommend the utmost resistance to Mr..
Gladstones policy. "Inasmuch, says Prof.
TrndoIl Cos N dacnaro+a o,o,oasIar ,o;so,lI
ed statesman, has chosen to invoke igno.
rant foreign opinion against Tie instructed
opinion of his own countrymen, it is worth
showing that American OPTION is not en-
tirely on his side"
PARIS, July H. , p. m.-Thus far the
fall of the Bastle has been commemorated
with quiet and decorum. ~ demonsra-
ton was made at the statue of Strasburg
this morning, but it was entirely of a peace
full nature. Members of the Patriotic
League and of other associations with ban
ners and trumpeters. marched past the
statue and deposited upon it colossal mem
orial crowns As this was done there were
a few cries from the procession of "Nive Ia
France" "Vive Ia Republique" and give
la Bouanger," but there were no attempts
at disorder.
President Grevy, accompanied by all the
members Of the ministry, left the Palace Of
the Elysee at $50 o'clock this afternoon to
attend the review of the troops An escort
of cuirassiers preceded and followed the
Presidents carriage. The people along the
route greeted the President with cries of
"Vive Grevy."
SOPHIA, July 1.-THE military element
in this city is turbulent, aud is calling upon
Major PETROL, the new minister of war, to
resign.
BERLIN, July IA German resident OF
Caudry, Department of Nord, France, writes
to Mannheim journal that the anti Ger
man feeling in Caud:y is terrible and that
he and other Germans had narrowly escaped
being killed. He and his conntrymen were
insulted in the streets daily and it was hard
ly safe to venture out He would be obliged
to move to ST. Pierre rs he had no hopes
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The Kreu= Zeitung referring to the letter,
says it is ntolerable that Germans should
have to endure such treatment. France
it says, must be made to understand that
there is thus far and no farther in the
NATTER
The Dcut=scl TagJlaU publishes in a
prominent position number Of verses re-
minding France that the German hand
rests upon the sword.
ROME, July 1.-THE details of the explo
sion of gunpowder magazine ct Massowah
on the 18th inst. show that ten Italian
soldiers were killed and seventy injured and
that camp property worth 1000 was de-
stroyed. "
DUBLIN. July 14-Justice O'Brien. in his
address to the grand jury Of county Kerry
to-day, admitted that there ws5 decrease
of crime in the county He said he could
not, however. congratulate the people on
the fact the cause OF it being the complete
subjugation of the peaceable members
of the community TO q lawless organ-
cation which was now allowing the
wel-disposed little repose from vic.
lence. Notwithstanding this there were
sixty cases of malicious injury before the jury
showing that depiorable amount of crime
was still committed with impunity. The
applications for protection had also in
creased. The social tyranny had extended
to mercantile dealings, legal demands being
met with threats of violence, resulting in
complete suspension of the law.
Jacob Sharp Sentenced.